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Twitter, Elon Musk, merger agreement, policy, provisions

Twitter Board Tells Musk: We Will Not Alter the Deal

Climate change, greenhouse gasses, New Zealand, electric car subsidy

New Zealand to Help Pay for Cleaner Cars to Reduce Emissions

US labor law, wage theft, House bill, Fair Labor Standards Act, new civil penalties

US House Panel Weighs Labor Law Amendment to Protect Workers From Wage Theft

midterm elections, early primary states, mail ballots, poll site voting

In Early Primaries, Voters Favor Polling Sites Over Mail

social media, disinformation, elections, policies

Rights Groups Urge Social Media Companies to Fight Election Disinformation

climate crisis, global warming, meteorologists' prediction, key warming mark

Earth Given 50-50 Chance of Hitting Key Warming Mark by 2026

NASA, space study, Webb telescope, alignment, images

Webb Telescope Alignment ‘Perfect’ Ahead of Debut Images: NASA

Miami, coral reefs, climate change, marine biologist, musician, raising awareness

Coral Reefs Offer Stunning Images of a World Under Assault

Environmental resources, technology, precious metals, e-waste, recycling, sustainability

Mine E-Waste, Not the Earth, to Manufacture Consumer Tech: Scientists

climate change, World Food Prize, Cynthia Rosenzweig, NASA, food production

NASA Climate Research Scientist Wins World Food Prize

NJ, new law, plastic grocery bag ban, sustainability

Better Late: Shoppers Unprepared, but Some Support NJ’s New Plastic Bag Ban

Pacific Northwest, California redwoods, condors, endangered species, historic habitat

Condors Are Soaring Again Over Northern California’s Coastal Redwoods